Type 2 DM Flashcards

1
Q

microvascular complications of diabetes?

A
  1. retinopathy
  2. neuropathy
  3. nephropathy
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2
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macrovascular complicatiosn of diabetes

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  1. CVD
  2. PVD
  3. coronary heart disease
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3
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dx: sx of diabetes + casual glu >___

A

200

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4
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what are the sx of diabetes?

A

polyuria, polydipsia, unexplained weight loss

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5
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dx: fasting blood glu >____on ___occasions

A

> 126 on 2 occasions

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6
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dx: 2 hour post-prandial glu >____ after 75g glu load

A

200

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7
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dx: HbA1c > ____

A

6.5%

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8
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alpha cells of islets of langerhans make_____

A

glucagon

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9
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D cells of islets of langerhans make _____

A

somatostatin

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10
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primary target tissues of insulin

A

live, muscle, fat

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11
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what does HbA1c correlate with?

A

3 month blood sugar avg

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12
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what can make a HgbA1c falsely elevated?

A

hemoglobunopatheis (sickle cell)

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13
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what can make a HgbA1c falsely low?

A

recent transfusion, anemia

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14
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what drugs act by preventing carb absorption from gut

A

alpha glucosidase inhibs

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15
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who are alpha glucosidase inhibs contraindicated in?

A

those with malabsorption

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16
Q

what DM med is the best option for patients with mild post prandial hyperglycemia?

A

alpha glucosidase inhibs

17
Q

SE of alpha glucosidase inhibs

A

GI upset/bloating

18
Q

what drugs stimulate insulin secretion by closing ATP-sensitive Potassium channels of pancreatic beta cells?

A

secretagogues

19
Q

SE of secretagogues

A

hypoglycemia, weight gain

20
Q

in ppl with severe renal or hepatic disease, which DM meds should be avoided?

A

secretagogues

21
Q

what drugs fxn by decreasing hepatic gluconeogenesis, decr appetite?

A

biguanides

22
Q

SE of biguanides

A

GI upset/lactic acidosis

23
Q

in ppl with CRI (cr >1.5), CHF, liver disease, which drugs should be avoided?

A

biguanides

24
Q

metformin/glucophage are?

A

biguanides

25
which drugs are PPAR gamma agonists?
thiazolinediones
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where are PPAR receptors expressed?
adipose cells, muscles, vascular endothelium
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how do PPAR receptors act?
induce adipose differentiation, promotoe fatty acid storage, fat cell redistribution
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SE of thiazolinediones
fluid retention, weight gain
29
incretin mimetics can help with____, are used with_____
weight loss; Metformin/sulfonylurea/TZDs
30
what drug incr body's active incretin hormone levels?
DDP inhibs
31
which class of drugs is generally well tolerated and does not have GI side effects?
DDP inhibs
32
what decr the post prandial glucagon?
symalin (pramlintide)
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most common SE of symalin (pramlintide)
hypoglycemia, nausea
34
if want to decr A1c by 1.2-1.8%, how many agents to use?
2
35
when oral meds are failing, continue____, add____
1. continue oral agents | 2. add single injxn bedtime NPH or lantus
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when oral meds are failing, stop____, start___ and ____
1. stop oral agents 2. start split mix insulin regimen 3, start MDIR
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tx goals in T2DM: A1c____, fasting BG____, 2 hr post-prandial BG____
A1c under 7%, FBG under 110, 2 hr post-prandial BG under 160
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tx goals in T2DM: TC ____, LDL____, TG_____
TC under 200, LDL under 100, TG under 150
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after what age are ppl screened for DM?
age >45